So when I'm bidden at this stage To start the game anew And keep KAROLYI constantly And carefully in view, I think I'm wholly justified In answering, "Nah Poo!" * *

[Illustration: "OLE BILL SEZ 'E 'ARDLY NEVER SEES 'IS MISSUS NAH.

Nah-com-e-shee, Koha-tunha, and Mun-ne-pusheefor such were the names of the young menhad at an early age contracted for one another one of those peculiar affections which inexplicably arise sometimes between persons of the same sex, and which often are more sincere and durable even than love.

Nah-com-e-shee, however, glancing his eye over the opposite plain, gave a cry of delight, and pointed out to his companions the flashing of spears in the morning sun.

Nah-com-e-shee, being the warrior who was least severely wounded, and having picked up several Pawnee arrows, started into the forest in search of game.

Within, sight of this Nah-com-e-shee concealed himself, and prepared to wait even for hours the passage of a deer or elk.

An arrow pierced its heart from the Indian's unerring bow ere its lips had touched the water, and Nah-com-e-shee rushed eagerly towards the spot.

" "Nah," Oliver said.

[Illustration: "NAH, ALL THEM AS IS WILLIN' TO COME ALONG

[Illustration: "NAH, ALL THEM AS IS WILLIN' TO COME ALONG

[Illustration: "NAH, ALL THEM AS IS WILLIN' TO COME ALONG

According to Judge Joseph, these people call themselves Wee-ka-nahs.

"NAH, THEN, ALLEY TOOT SWEET, AN' THE TOOTER THE SWEETER!"

"NAH, THEN, WHERE'S YOUR REAR LIGHT?" Countryman.

The book of Nah-Wee.

SEE Harlow, William M. HARRINGTON, E. R. Nah-lee Kah-dee. SEE Harrington, Isis L. HARRINGTON, ISIS L. Nah-lee Kah-dee (He Herds Sheep) the story of a Navajo boy.

SEE Harlow, William M. HARRINGTON, E. R. Nah-lee Kah-dee. SEE Harrington, Isis L. HARRINGTON, ISIS L. Nah-lee Kah-dee (He Herds Sheep) the story of a Navajo boy.

The book of Nah-Wee.

SEE Harlow, William M. HARRINGTON, E. R. Nah-lee Kah-dee. SEE Harrington, Isis L. HARRINGTON, ISIS L. Nah-lee Kah-dee (He Herds Sheep) the story of a Navajo boy.

SEE Harlow, William M. HARRINGTON, E. R. Nah-lee Kah-dee. SEE Harrington, Isis L. HARRINGTON, ISIS L. Nah-lee Kah-dee (He Herds Sheep) the story of a Navajo boy.

Aus nah und fern: an intermediate German reader.

Toe : Mangel-locko : Eb-e-rah : Kea (singular) Kean (plural) : - : - : - : Teel-nah : Pe-une.

Uur-nah. Iguana.

[Footnote 8: The site of the town of Nee-nah.]

Verri pritti, verri nah-ice, verri cheap, verri moch!